Survey gives snapshot of scientific thought on emotions in animals
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How do animal behavior researchers feel about the feelings of animals? A first-of-its-kind survey helps to answer that question.
Fish stocks along the West African coast have declined significantly over the past five decades, threatening food security and the livelihoods of the fishing communities that depend on them, according to a study by the Institute of Environmental Science and Technology of the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (ICTA-UAB) in collaboration with Fundação Maio Biodiversidade (FMB).
The detection of cancer-associated micro-ribonucleic acids (miRNAs) in urine through a combination of nanowire-based miRNA extraction and machine learning (ML) analysis by researchers from Institute of Science Tokyo (Science Tokyo) can fuel the development of early-stage cancer diagnostic tools. The nanowire-based capture and extraction of miRNAs in urine enabled the detection of more than 2,000 distinct miRNA species, while the ML-based classifier accurately distinguished between cancerous and noncancerous samples.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Nov 14, 2024 --- Insilico Medicine(“Insilico”), a global leading generative artificial intelligence (AI)-driven biotechnology company, will be hosting Pharma.AI Week featuring in-depth webinar series from November 19-21. Through detailed explanation and online demos, the event will provide an exclusive look into the latest advancements and innovations within the Pharma.AI platform, which comprises Biology42, Chemistry42, Medicine42 and Science42.
Researchers at the University of Cologne develop three-dimensional mathematical model of prostate cancer. The model depicts various processes, including tumour growth, genetic evolution and tumour cell competition. It may also be applicable to other forms of cancer / publication in ‘Cell Systems’
14 November 2024/Kiel. Professor Dr Susanne Neuer, renowned marine biogeochemist and professor at Arizona State University, was awarded the 31st Excellence Professorship from the Prof. Dr Werner Petersen Foundation yesterday. The award ceremony took place at the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel, Germany. In her keynote lecture, Susanne Neuer highlighted how phytoplankton and bacteria contribute to the global carbon cycle through the biological carbon pump. These processes play a crucial role in climate protection and are a core focus of Professor Neuer’s current research.